I was the first to laugh when Newcastle appointed him, only because they got what they deserved.. Chelsea have player power but thank god we we haven't got fan power like The Toon.. judging from the comments made by you lot this week :lol: ;)

Anyway ...

Possibility of heart bypass this week for Joe, which is the same as my own father this week so really struck a chord with me. Wishing Joe all the best for a speedy recovery and well done Joe for taking on the challenge and almost steadying the ship that is not easy task with the sh*t you were given to take over ! but dont make yourself ill over it..

and Dad, stop letching and get better, your too old for those nurses you dirty old scrote.

all my very best of wishes for your dad, Andy.

not so much for Joe K, but some all the same

kev

Edited February 11, 200917 yr by yorkleyblue

Good luck to both, Joe's old school and I like him for that (even though I don't think there's much of a place for that in the modern game), sound from the comments about letching that your dad is as well !

Best of luck.

a speedy and full rcovery to both.

Hope your dad is gonna be fine soon, Andy (and best wishes to Kinnear as well).

Hope your dad makes a speedy and full recovery, Andy. I wish the same for Joe Kinnear too, always liked him (apart from when he was at Spuds of course!)

Hopefully your Dad makes a speedy recovery Andy. Is a tit man?

Kinnear is always good for a laugh. I hope he's ok.

Hopefully your Dad makes a speedy recovery Andy. Is a tit man?

Kinnear is always good for a laugh. I hope he's ok.

Good Luck Andy's ol' man.

Yeah , best of luck to your dad mate , hope all goes well. As for Joe, you have to like him, so who cares about the footie end of things , im sure he's somebody's dad too.

Hope you're Dad makes a Quick and Full recovery Alan, Same to Joe, always comes acroos as a decent football man not that I wouldn't wish him well if he didn't.

Edited February 11, 200917 yr by Chippy

Thanks for kind words everyone, thread was for Joe really but thanks anyway it is scary watching your folks getting old when you thought they were invincible once.

Liam - he is anything man, he is a bit of a boy, a couple of lagers he becomes a proper swords man still

Thanks for kind words everyone, thread was for Joe really but thanks anyway it is scary watching your folks getting old when you thought they were invincible once.

Liam - he is anything man, he is a bit of a boy, a couple of lagers he becomes a proper swords man still

Let's hope he makes the next piss up. We'd have plenty to talk about!

Andy, best of luck to your dad. I too had a father who underwent a bypass a few years ago now, and he as healthy now as ever. Modern medicine really is a wonderful thing, so I am sure he will be just fine, mate.

As for Kinnear, really like the guy and I wish him all the best for his recovery. I hope he can make it back to the touchline someday. It must be tough times if youre a Geordie, seeing Kinnear and Sir Bobby battling for their health

Both my parents had heart bypasses and they got a good few extra years as a result. It's amazing what can be done these days. Everything will be fine Andy.

In fact the heart bypass for my old man was quite amusing afterwards because he was looking to getting back to blowing on his trombone again but the doctors didn't have any guidelines as to how long he should wait before playing it again. The eventual advice given was "if it starts to hurt, stop playing. If your chest bursts open then give up altogether". He was back playing again just 6 weeks later.